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: <code>sudo apt install -y mono-complete</code>. | : <code>sudo apt install -y mono-complete</code>. | ||
The “sudo”, “apt”, “install”, and “-y” have already been explained. | * The “sudo”, “apt”, “install”, and “-y” have [[#The various components to commands for installation|already been explained]]. | ||
* The "mono-complete" is the package we want. | |||
The "mono-complete" is the package we want. | |||
:Please note that if you just specify “mono”, you will get ‘’’mono-devel’’’ (the developer edition) that does not include all the components required by each of the Cumulus executables. | :Please note that if you just specify “mono”, you will get ‘’’mono-devel’’’ (the developer edition) that does not include all the components required by each of the Cumulus executables. | ||
Please note that a particular MX build might specify it needs a particular version of Mono. Hence, although normally you can upgrade | Please note that a particular MX build might specify it needs a particular version of Mono. Hence, although normally you can upgrade any (CumulusMX.exe, ExportToMySQL.exe, CreateMissing.exe, proposed CreateRecords) cumulus package without upgrading Mono, sometimes you will need to install Mono again. | ||
The latest release of Mono can always be downloaded from [https://www.mono-project.com/download/stable/#download-lin] | The latest release of Mono can always be downloaded from [https://www.mono-project.com/download/stable/#download-lin] for a variety of Linux distributions: | ||
# follow step 1 there, | |||
# but in step 2 replace ‘’’mono-devel‘’’ by ‘’’mono-complete’’’ | |||
=Cumulus packages= | =Cumulus packages= | ||